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1. tried and tested and will typically outperform anything else (even great

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2. hassle outperform a purchased list of any kind more than ten times its size over and

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3. couldn't outperform that damnable old man and his magic

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4. Super affiliates use a range of tactics in order to consistently outperform other affiliates

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5. If the market is satisfied that even a decrease (as in 2006) will outperform the

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6. ‘’Sir Blamey, for one thing my planes are new models that outperform the ones in present service with the 5th Air Force

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7. strategic sale will almost always outperform both in terms of investor ROI

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8. over the long term equities will always outperform fixed interest

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9. You will even outperform me

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10. Once you start arguing them or you start fighting with them, these dark states will get hold of you, become enemy of you and believe me you would never be able to outperform them

11. Statistically, these safelists frequently outperform the larger safelists! That is why testing is so important

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12.  does the ad at the start of an e-zine outperform the one at the end

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13. This was the opportunity to turn Northwest High into a drug marketplace that would outperform any other high school

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14. “Our rockets will outperform their rockets by a substantial margin,” Doctor Sahndrah Lywys responded

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15. Simple, parsimonious tools will usually outperform complex calculations in most market-related applications

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16. My experience is that good discretionary traders will outperform any rule-based trailing stop methodology over a large set of trades

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17. If these assumptions are met, then the Kelly formula will outperform all other approaches, usually dramatically

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18. This chart should lend some confidence that, despite fluctuating investment amounts and wildly varying rates of return through the years, real-world results really can match or even outperform hypothetical results based on a consistent 9% return

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19. Markets may (and we emphasize may) outperform in the years to come, bringing annual returns more in line with long-term historical averages

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20. Of course you can always hope against hope the markets strongly outperform in the years to come and fix the problem for you

21. In reality, institutional traders as a group outperform private traders year after year

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22. If the options have a theoretical pricing advantage, the calendar spread may outperform the standard intramarket spread

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23. Let’s study GMan to find out how he re-learned to outperform as a trader

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24. Investors who do this will have an advantage over those who do not, and they should outperform these less thorough investors in the long run

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25. Was SBC being realistic in assuming that its pension-fund managers could significantly outperform the world’s greatest investor? Probably not: In 2001, Berkshire Hathaway’s pension fund gained 9

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26. There was no reason to expect that in any short period of time the low-multiplier duo would outperform the high-multipliers

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27. * In recent years, convertibles have tended to outperform the Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index during declining stock markets, but they have typically underperformed other bonds—which weakens, but does not fully negate, the criticism Graham makes here

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28. Considering that most of the “best idea” funds do not markedly outperform the averages, investors are also entitled to wonder whether the managers’ ideas are even worth having in the first place

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29. * As we discuss in the commentary on Chapter 9, there are several other reasons mutual funds have not been able to outperform the market averages, including the low returns on the funds’ cash balances and the high costs of researching and trading stocks

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30. Is the problem merely that growth funds cannot reliably select stocks that will outperform the market in the future? Or is it that the high costs of running the average fund (whether it buys growth or “value” companies) exceed any extra return the managers can earn with their stock picks? To update fund performance by type, see www

31. The lesson Graham is driving at is not that you should avoid buying airline stocks, but that you should never succumb to the “certainty” that any industry will outperform all others in the future

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32. Knowing when other full-time investors are likely to outperform your own part-time efforts may be the most fundamental of all value insights

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33. At any rate, the best trend followers such as Dunn and Henry may lose more than half of their accounts during the most difficult trendless periods as their account audits show drawdowns beyond -50 percent, yet they always more than make up for these losses when the market begins to trend again and thus have always been able to well outperform the general markets in any given market cycle

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34. Even in years where there are a high number of false signals where the market moves higher after a sell signal is issued, a proper model should have a failsafe built in to minimize losses during such challenging market periods, such that it can still well outperform the major averages by capitalizing on the times when its signals are correct

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35. And over the entire cycle, typically three to five years, an excellent timing system should clearly outperform the major market averages

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36. That said, the model was still able to outperform with a +17

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37. I’m programmed to always seek competitive advantages, skills that will help me outperform my rivals

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38. The academic evidence is grounded in the statistical proof that no OPMI or groups of OPMIs outperform a market consistently (i

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39. No long-term fundamentalist ever tries to outperform an OPMI market consistently

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40. An underlying credo of value investing is that no one not engaged full-time in high-frequency trading, option trading, or risk arbitrage can be expected to outperform a market over the short run by conscious effort

41. Is it important that a strongly capitalized insurance company outperform the market even though its net investment income is increasing at a compounded rate of 10 percent a year and even though in no instance had interest payments been passed or dividends cut or omitted on any security in the company’s portfolio? We think not

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42. He does not consciously try to outperform the market over the short run

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43. Such a view ignores the fact that many, if not most, sophisticated long-term investors and insiders view untrained OPMIs trying to outperform the market consistently as a population to be exploited in going-public or going-private transactions and in providing to insiders SOTT, such as huge executive compensation packages

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44. It cannot be assumed that efficient asset allocation will result if investment decisions are made by the investing equivalent of kelp and plankton of the marine food chain—uneducated passive reactors whose goal in investing is to outperform a market consistently

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45. I believe there will be more situations similar to that of corn through the ethanol craze and therefore individual commodities will outperform their peers on a regular basis

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46. While owning silver versus gold during that two year span was not the best strategy, I feel the two metals will revert back to the mean and therefore silver should outperform gold in the coming years

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47. Safety refers to the ability of the sector to outperform during tough economic times

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48. A factor that could hinder a global bull market or at the very least help certain sectors outperform is inflation

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49. Whether prices are rising or falling, there will be specific investment classes that outperform during the varying inflationary periods

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50. Because the odds are that the United States is moving into a high inflation environment in the years ahead, the discussion about where to put your money in regard to inflation will focus on investments that outperform when inflation is rising

51. The three metals that make up DBB have the distinct ability to increase with inflation and will also outperform when the economy is increasing because of their ties to global expansion

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52. The ETF hedge fund I propose in this book is based on exposure to sectors and asset classes I believe will outperform in the coming years

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53. One country in particular that I believe has the ability to outperform both the United States and its peers over the next decade is China

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54. If implied volatility begins to rise, Spread 3 will initially lose money more quickly than Spread 2, but if implied volatility rises dramatically, Spread 3 will begin to outperform both Spreads 1 and 2 because the rate of loss will decline

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55. And if implied volatility falls, Spread 3 will outperform both Spreads 1 and 2, increasing in value more quickly at lower volatilities

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56. Furthermore, Lister has discovered that over time, the profitability of a business will eventually trend toward the mean of the industry, as it is difficult for any business to outperform the industry for a long period of time

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57. The profitability of a business will eventually trend toward the mean of the industry as it is difficult for any business to outperform the industry for a long period of time

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58. 25 percent of our sales are the customers impacted by the more traditional cyclicality of industrial manufacturing, while 30 percent of our sales are the customers whose growth profiles tend to outperform GDP

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59. Filtered candle patterns consistently outperform a host of technical indicators and usually candle patterns by themselves

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60. Recall that continuation candle patterns must outperform reversal candle patterns because of their trend relationship

61. While this is not always a good way to trade, it is used here to show how filtered candlesticks will usually outperform the other two systems

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62. Filtered candlesticks consistently outperform a host of technical indicators and usually candle patterns by themselves

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63. You’ll notice that as long as MSFT is below the strike of the option, the covered put will outperform the stock by the option premium received plus the amount by which the put option was out-of-the-money when it was executed

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64. 19 the collar would outperform the naked stock because both would lose money, but the losses on the collar would be limited to 0

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65. The only way to outperform over the long run is to have the discipline to pick your spots, and have the conviction to invest heavily in high quality businesses that will compound your money over the long run

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66. ” We also know that, as humans, we are overly confident in our abilities to outperform the market

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67. 8 year time period this strategy could outperform a basic buy-and-hold approach by 25% or by 48% depending on the choice of stop distances

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68. In the longer time period this strategy could outperform the basic buy-and-hold strategy by a negligible 8% or underperform by a whopping 54%

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69. Said another way, if you were the person who simply owned the S&P 500, you would have turned your $10,000 into $55,916! Whereas the mutual fund investor, who was sold on the illusion that he or she could outperform the market, ended up with only $16,386

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70. But it does appear that these frontier markets present opportunities for active management to sometimes outperform

71. Will they continue to outperform going forward? Only time will tell

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72. Morgan, will be wrong at some point in their attempt to outperform

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73. They believe its possible to outperform the market with this approach

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74. ” The study also found that not only were there no detrimental long-term effects, but instead, five years later these firms continued to outperform

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75. The problem is that nobody can consistently guess which funds or stocks will outperform, or even match, the market over time

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76. ” Guys, you cannot reliably pick stocks that will outperform the market over the long term

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77. Evidence on the impact of fund age and size on performance is mixed but more distinctive managers with relatively large active risks appear to outperform the indexhugging types [2]

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78. For active investors who try to outperform the benchmark, benchmark portfolio return is a neutral yardstick for ex post performance evaluation

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79. The most important biases pointed to both momentum and reversal effects:• DeBondt–Thaler (1985) found a long-term reversal effect—stocks that had underperformed in the previous 12 to 36 months tended to subsequently outperform the market

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80. Newer research focuses on fundamental value-weighted indices and (inversely) volatility-weighted indices, given the historic tendency of both kinds of indices to outperform market cap indices (see Chapters 12 and 19)

81. Such measures of default probability and rating migration probability outperform rating agency predictions

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82. More cautious observers may expect smaller gains from long-run holdings but may try to enter emerging markets on a tactical basis when spreads have temporarily widened (market timing the whole asset class) or selecting countries to outperform

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83. Some a priori reasons to expect HF managers to outperform include the following:• HF managers face fewer constraints than long-only managers

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84. Historically, there are always some managers who did outperform (although quite long track records are needed to statistically distinguish luck from skill, more so with HFs, given their non-normal return distributions)

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85. Other favorable attributes include fund distinctiveness—funds with low correlation to peers outperform those with high peer correlations by 6% in the following year—as well as greater managerial incentives and discretion

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86. Anecdotally, funds with more focused holdings tend to outperform funds with broader holdings

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87. Lerner–Schoar–Wongsunwai (2007) present intriguing findings of heterogeneous investor success in this field: PE funds with endowments as limited partners outperform the average fund by nearly 14% (and this can only partly be explained by their earlier exposures)

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88. The typical PE manager is skillful enough to outperform public indices on a gross basis but the benefits of these skills accrue primarily to the manager and not to the investor

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89. All appear to empirically outperform market-cap-weighted portfolios in the long run

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90. Indeed, firms with low past sales growth or with low analyst forecasts of future growth tend to outperform in the future

91. The generic rational line is that value stocks outperform because they are inherently riskier

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92. 8 how “positive carry” commodities (those with a backwardated term structure) outperform in the long run

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93. They study stocks’ sensitivities to this liquidity factor and document that stocks with high liquidity betas outperform stocks with low liquidity betas by 7

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94. Also recall that small-cap stocks and corporate bonds tend to outperform in January, consistent with wide year end liquidity premia

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95. Intriguingly, Doran–Jiang–Peterson (2009) show that while high-volatility stocks and high-skewness stocks underperform in the long run and during the rest of the year, they outperform other stocks in January when risk appetite is seasonally high and skewness seeking especially prevalent

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96. Monthly changes in implied volatilities predict relative future returns: stocks with rising call volatilities outperform stocks with falling call volatilities by about 1% over the next month, on average

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97. Harvey–Siddique (2000) show empirically that low-coskewness portfolios outperform highcoskewness portfolios by 3

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